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With so much happening in the world, many have taken to social media to express their frustrations with the current state of their communities. Some people have targeted celebrities by calling out their silence regarding the SARS protests in Nigeria. Do celebrities have an obligation to speak on political issues? Why do people call out celebrities for staying silent on social issues? Does having a big platform make someone obligated to highlight, donate, or speak on certain issues? Why do we hold celebrities like Beyonce and Taylor Swift to standards we cant live up to ourselves? My friend Amanda (@amandaxalli) joins me to discuss! GO VOTE!
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Gen Z has grown up with social media at our fingertips. From Instagram to Snapchat to Twitter, and now TikTok, we can move a message to thousands of people just by clicking “post.” But is the social media activism pioneered by Gen Z an unstoppable force of social change, or simply a distraction from the more strenuous work that still lurks ahead? Three Gen Z-ers discuss the perks and pitfalls of social media activism and how its rise has caused generational divides in our understandings of politics.
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